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For books, music, movies and video games, Amazon.com always leaps to mind. But there are alternatives. Dvdplanet.com stocks 3.5 million movies at cut-rate prices (Sexy Beast on DVD, for example, was $2 less than at Amazon). You'll also find the Criterion Collection of films by Fellini, Hitchcock and others. For music, visit dustygroove.com, a site fanatically devoted to soul, funk and jazz with a big Brazilian selection too. Got gamers on your list? Ebgames.com neatly organizes its vast inventory by platform (PC, X box, Game Boy, GameCube, PlayStation2) and has hundreds of pre-owned games for older systems like Sega Genesis. For the traditionalist, areyougame.com sells all the low-tech classics, including 43 versions of Monopoly. For MP3 players and other electronics, go to buy.com, an online-only mall that's easy to search, or bestbuy.com, which lets you order online and pick up at the store—great if you can't wait for delivery. Ritzcamera.com has something for every shutterbug, while Crutchfield.com is great for DVD players and other home-theater equipment. And don't overlook walmart.com. It's teeming with DVDs and CDs, and by visiting this mammoth retailer online, you're less likely to get lost in the aisles.
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